I got that, and Ranger Rick. World had more important science, but fewer cute animals.

That's a little expensive for something that is free, unabridged, in any hotel room, as long as you're willing to use your imagination to see the pictures.

When I was a kid and would read it, it had a craft section, where someone would go to great detail telling you how to turn a spaghetti jar into a vase for mom's birthday, or an oatmeal canister could become a spoon holder, or some such thing. The byline was always the same person. As a child, I assumed that person…

My 6 year old has a subscription, thanks to my parents. It's not just fun reading for the doctor's office, it's fun for the bathroom, too. With a purpose!

Nope, I didn't realize the difference. I am clearly a poseur. That is one way to get hits on GJI articles…

The doll's trying to kill me and the toaster's been laughing at me.

I am clicking through to AV Club articles on Facebook on my iPad and the comments are underneath, like they were before last week. I don't know if I am just lucky, or they listened to the complaints.

The Olive Garden sketch was so good. It could have been done by the Kids in the Hall.

You deserve 1000000 upvotes. Well played.

I took my son to a 3D matinee of Lego Batman a couple weeks ago. Our theater now has half as many seats in recliner form. $30 for two tickets to a matinee, including Fandango surcharges - because those recliners fill up fast. Yeah.

My husband would have taken our kid out on kick one. My 6 year old sits still and pays attention at movies, as you might imagine.

Can he get an "Easy Rider" style stars and stripes helmet?

Maybe in 2029 video editing software is much easier to use than it is today. Maybe there are teeny weeny cameras that are not as obvious, though I'd imagine a hospital would scan for such things. Anyway, the movie is good enough to let this stuff slide a bit.

We can, but let's not yell about it.

I thought that as well - it was freaky. I did appreciate the different colored tank top so I could tell them apart in later scenes.

I think we can pull parallels from a wide variety of cloning scenarios in pop culture, which seem to skip childhood; e.g. storm troopers, though they have tried to humanize them more in recent episodes.

I'm for 'em!

Download a tool called "Pixie" by Nattyware - much easier.

"With the lights out, t's less dangerous " so we're making electricity illegal.

Hey, look at the bright side - someone in the administration actually has White House experience!